Dying in Africa. PART II

20 minutes to better understand what my earlier post was about. Chimamanda Adichietalks about literature but photography is as much a guilty member of this . We should no longer be the instruments of intellectual colonization.
Next time you embark on a photo shoot, think of where your story will fit in the perception of the country, continent and culture you are about to photograph.

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Paul Melcher

Paul Melcher is a veteran of the visual media world, with over 15 years of experience at the crossroads of journalism, photojournalism, and emerging technology. A longtime advocate for ethical visual storytelling, he has written extensively on the evolution of imagery, authorship, and truth in the digital age. Today, he is an expert in visual authenticity and image integrity, building forward-looking solutions that address the growing challenges of synthetic media. Paul is the founder of MelcherSystem, where he advises companies, institutions, and creatives on trust in visual content.

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2 thoughts on “Dying in Africa. PART II

  1. As a stock photographer, you need to feed the hoaxes and the stereotypes of your (Western) customers. No room for reality or truth. Advertisements is all about lies.

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